Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-10
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After being photographed by Prince IN mont O
the hall. the members OF the convention were
called 70 order or two O'Clock and resolutions OF
thanks TO Mr.. spofford OF the Riggs for the lunch
and Mr.. staples OF willaris for the use Of the
hall were adopted
THE ELECTION or OFFICERS
being the next business I'm order, Mt. Hilton said
In the course OF some eulogistic remarks upon the
services OF their president, Mr. Garrison, said that
could be reelected Tor another year THIS state
ment was endorsed by the loud applause OF the
Nr. Hilton then nominated Mr.. yewett WILCOX,
OF Chicago. ana he was unanimously elected, NJ.
Hilton casting the ballot of the convention
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~ Inc following yice;presdents were elected; H.
Canada; X. Il. Jackson, Hot springs Ark: c. ID.
Barnes Mobile, Alabama; George d. Arnold. san
Dakota; G: q. staples washington .. C:
savannah, ca; " Il; aartagh, Peoria, m; ). 4
tumwa, Ia; +. o. Miilard, Lawrence Kan; b. H.
Sanders Louisville Nj W. A. Russell Nam
Nd; Geo. NewsomF Rapid city, Manitoba; Victor
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SOnis; J. A. White. concord. :. 4; 4. f Ss
r'as 5.N Thomas An sh as.,aS NE springs sssss
North Carolina: s. NJ. Mitchell, Philadelphia;
1. II. HUMPHREYS, Providence, X. l.: X c. Rogers,
Aiken, s. c.; I. G. Gaddis, Cncianatl; l. n Malt
by, PhiladelPhia; A; T. stevens Nashville Tenn;
consin; s. h Emerson, Yellowstone Park, Wy.
The board OF directors were reelected with the
WILCOX. the following were elected members Of
the nnance committee: N. A. Loring, II. W. Mott
Cincinnau was selected as the place OF meeting
for next yeer, and the convention then adjourned
Last night M Jonathan Biddle, foreman OF the
heruic stables, took an overdose OF iaudanum
while indisposed.
He died this morning from the effects OF It az bis
residence 2ls 10th street.
District Government Affaavu.
LOOSE CARTS.
The District Commissioners have been Informed
by Capt Eugene Grimm. OF the engineer depart
filling Babcock Lake are loose boxes, which do not
hold the contents securely, but leave a trail OF
earth along the streets.
BUILDING PERNrTS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle Follows:
p. Quaid. 10 erect frame dwelling, $1,000 ON
b.
three frame dwellings,, 1000. numbered Ia N;
and Is street southeast; H. s. Johnson TO erect
three brick dwellings, $1,000, numbered 100. 1902
eight brick dwellings, ST., 00O numbered 42s 10 AZ
street northwest; j. McGregor, 10 erect brick
S %ss asTS1n so a,isI l stree, south
northeast, 800; p. Herlihy, TO alter No. loOe h
street southwest, 600; A. Mccormick, TO repair
house near Bennings station $3.50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The pump on 9th street, between and streets
northeast. Is In need OF repair.
Complaint has been made 10 the District CON-
missioners or the condition OF the parking ON In
diana avenue, corner OF LIST street
+. L. Moore, OF the Humane Society, chairman
OF the committee on fountains, has wriltea the
District Commissioners that as soon as permission
Is given he will erect Is new fountains.
Thos. sutton has been appointed laborer I'm the
engineer department., vice JAS. Garner, deceased.
The District Commissioners have ordered that
their Offices and the public schools be CLOSED after
II O'Clock m. on Thursday next on the occasion OF
the unwilling of the Garfield statue.
Sully's Southern Trip.
OBSERVATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT or THE RICE
MoND TERMINAL COMPANY.
President Alfred Suliy, OF the Richmond and
West Point Terminal Company who has just re-
turned TO New York from a trip over the roads
forming that system, says: 81 went over some OF
South Carolina lines, the East Tennessee roads
and Georgia Pacinc found them all In very good
condition and great boom down there In real es-
a r.
mingham real estate sales, but there is a very
large amount OF building going on There seems
TO be remarkable amount Of enterprise man,
eastern Tennessee, developing the natural resour.
ces OF the country. While real estate speculation
may have teen over-done at some points stil
many localities have yet 10 feel the effect OF the
enterprise and Improvements going on. There IL
no question but that the newly developed manu-.
manent basis and believe that Georgia, Alabama
and Tennessee Will adj 80 per cent. " their una
terial wealth IN The next nye years.
The Debate ON the Grimes Bin.
Mr. HEALY CALLS COL KING HARhAk AN ORANGE.
MAN-cLorURE AGAIN APPIIED.
In the house Of commons yesterday Mr. T. N.
Healy requested Mr.w II. Smith. first lord OF the
treasury state II the intention OF the gov.
eminent TO sanction the conduct OF Mr.. Balfour,
chief secretary for Ireland In deliberately abstain.
ing from coming into the house until the questions
on the paper relating TO Ireland were all over.
Mr.. Smith said the exigencies OF the country re
Quird Mr.. Balfour TO attend 10 urgent business
connected with his department OF the government
outside OF the house. and In the niery al replies 10
questions respecting Irish Affairs adequately
given by the parliamentary under secretary, Col
MI. Healy-f my friends and are to BE- left to
the mercy OF this orangeman, shall direct atten-
ton TO the matter "
speaker Peel.Order. This Interruption Is most
unparllamentary.
Mr. Arthur OConnor, member from East Done
gal, Then Ia consequence the at
Jitude or the government on the Tunes charges
he refused 10 continue 70 serve d neuiocr the
commission OF inquiry into the civil service.
The house then went into coInInltIee, and COD
sderation VI the Irish crimes act Undinent bill
was resumed. Mr. Clancy, nationalist moved an
amendment TO the effect mat magisteIial lnQuI-
ries into cases or alleged crime the Jill be
conducted in public. The amendment Was
Jected.
MIR. Healy moved that any one frivolously sum
moned or needlessly detained a witness could
hold an action for compensation against the mag
iStrate. The amendment Was rejected.
Mr.. w. Ii. Smith moved for cl0ture, and the mo.
ton was adopted by vote OF 249 70 l1U.
why KapiOlani Avoids New York.
From the New York Tribune.
There has been no little conjecture as to the
reason why Queen kapiolani has avoided New
York. She is 10 come here on Friday and Will sail
for Europe in the Elder on Saturday. Samuel Now
lein, OF Honolulu, one Of the party OF Hawisns st
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, who came TO this country
with the queen and her party, and who is going
10 Europe TO place mis- daughter In school, limited
TO friends yesterday that IL was on account OF the
disagreement over King kalakauas hotel and
wine bills while he was here several years ago
He stayed at the Windsor Hotel where he was en-
tertained at the citys expense, but when the wine
bills amounted 70 over 81 600, were presented for
payment the city authorities protested and a
ndaly was In lofn a.. a -